The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-01-06

The happy couple were e. r. Peters.
son of G. B. Peters, and junior member Of
the Peters Hardware company ct EmporIa,
Clyde and Hope, and Miss Hattie Strunk,
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs..
George W. StruEk.
The ceremony was announced 10 take |
place at 8 80, and Dut lew minutes alter |
that time the arrival of the bridal party al
the entrance OF the church door was an.
nounced by the strains of the wedding
march from the organ, presided over by
Miss Anna Goddard, and the procession
passed up the aisle 10 the following order:
The ushers-Messrs Frank G. Blair and
]. w. Murphy.
First bridesmaid and groonsman-Miss
Ida Moore and Mr.. w. r. Irwin.
Second bridesmaid and groomsman-
Miss Beatrice Gderrier and Mr.. 3. F.
Murphy.
The bride.
The party advanced to the altar, sepa-
rating TO right and left, the bride pass
ing through and being met by the groom
at the foot of the altar, when they took
their places before the pastor, Rev. Henry
Msckay, who, in the beautiful and solemn
ritual provided by the Episcopal service,
united the happy couple IN the silken tet-
ters of the nuptial moose, mid the pro.
tour d silence of the assem- Sled guests.
After the conclusion OF the Ceremony
and the congratulations of the pastor, the
audience Remained seated while the
bridal party passed down the aisle aud out
of the church TO carriages IN waiting, and
were driven to the residence of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Strunk,
corner West street and Sixth avenue,
where the newly welded pair were ten.
dered q rect ion.
THE TOILETS,
TIE bride was attired In q pearl white
satin dress. court train, heavy box plated
front deliberately trimmed With duchess
lace and pearl ornaments. long tulle bridal
vail, lily of the valley and tea roses with
hand bouquet of niphetos roses.
Miss Ida Moore, first brides maid, wae
charmingly attired in q delicate blue satin
drsped with white silk net sprinkled with
silver and pale blue pompons, edge OF
skirt flushed with rose plaitiDgs of net
corssge high, trimmed with duchess lace,
diamond ornaments, long white gloves
hand bouquet of Marshal Neil roses
Miss Beatrice Guerrier, a leading society
belle of Atchisop, second brides maid
was lovely in q salmon colored cashmere
with braided front, natural flowers, and
carried boquet of seine roses.
Brides mother wore an elegant Lyons
black satin dress, corsage bouquet o.
white roses, diamond ornaments.
/ Groom's mother was dressed in q rIcl
black silk trimmed with real lace, dIa
monds.
Mrs. ]. A. Hemsteger, sister OF tn.
: groom, rich silk and brocade tint of green
Spanish guipure lace front. pearl trim
mings. cardinal roses. diamonds.
Mrs. 1. D. Peters wore rich garnet sill
I and plush trimmed profusely with Ouch
{ ess lace, diamond ornaments.
The groom and his attendants wore the
conventional black evening dress suits.
C AT THE RECEPTI N.
4 At the residence of the BRIDES parent
4 and rendered their congratulations to tn
= happy couple, after which q superb col
g lation was served. Among those presen
: were the following: Mr. and Mrs Geo |
Peters, Mr. and Mrs I D Peters, Mr. an
:, Mrs A Hemsteger, Mr. and Mrs L an
o W 81 Severy, Mr. and Mrs F j Dale. d
and Mrs j ] Robertson Misses Ida Moore
q BEATRICE Guerrier, Gertrude CLOSER, Essi
IT Evans, Nellie Edwards, May and Ell
t FIory, Maud Perley, Ellie Morris. Ma
Eastman, Ef1Ie Bailey, Lilly Dale an
4 frankie Stotler, MessIs. w 4 Irwin,
e Murphy, j W Murphy, r G Blair, Be
McCandless, D r LOngenccker, L F ChaI
man, Judge BrOgan, VERNE Strunck,
WheIdon, ] N Carver, E w Green, T
Dsl4ry, CHI Russell, H J. Irwis aod
n Kenny.
THE PRESENTS.
The bride was in Tec' ipt OF n1merou
: and costly presents, of which the follow
t ing is but 9 partial list:
Groom to bride-M grade Chickerin
h. grand piano.
Brides parents-O painting flute play
j er, 6x5 feet, elegant.
Father and mother of the groom-Com
plete dinner and Tea set OF decorated chin,
q and large family Bible.
Pearl card case from Brother VERNE.
!. Portage clock-I. D. Peters aud fam
z lily.
q Steele engraving, ssIntroducing III
v bride"-Mr. and Mrs ]. A. HenstaRer.
Chocolate set of solid silve-, GOLD an
II silver lined, with platter-D.S Peters m
= family, of Battle Ore elk, Mich.
d Perfume and jewel case-Mr. ADD Mr.
: las Peters, of Ciyd", Kansas.
Elegant lace tidy-Mr and MIS- Ds
{, SIuDk, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Y Japanese picture scaTt-mr and n
t II Labortaux, Marshall, Michigan.
lie Salld silver cake basket-Mr and HI
q @ A Libby, Kansas City Missouri.
ii Cut glass and silver fruit basket-sm
,e pIoyees of Peters Hardware Co
10 Steel engraving, Shores of old Englau
is MIR and Mrs W II and e L SeverY.
Elegant silver and alsbaster vase-M
N anu Mrs Owen Smith and Mrs D W Mo
10 ris.
le rive bisque s;atuet:es-Miss Efae !
Id Morris.
ID Elegant plush case containing nut pic
az aud cracker-Misses May Eastman, Ess
Evans, Nellie Edwards.
10 Real duchess lace hsndkerchief-Ni
ID Ida Moore.
d Bronze frame mIrror-Baatrice Gurri
es of Atcbiecn.
is .sNsture's Hslielujah"-Mr and Mrs
= Milton Plrltiise Los:''-Frank s
ID Butcher.
re "Old Lives" by Lowell, Holmes Al
ss Whittier-E A Beacher, e w Green,
re r Schermerh I'm. Al Flory, B W McCan
Ut less.
"Milton's Paradise ISost"-Mr and d
III Dale and Miss Lily.
Easel plush mirror-Mr and Mrs Fra
up McColloch.
ed Plush toilet case-T G DelanY.
Silver, gold bnsd tes set with plat
", from OWls-C ii russell. 81 W Irwin.
g. F Kinney DIR ID F LoDgnecker, J
al Murphy, S Murphy, J RobeTtsc
ere Judge Brogsu. w RSIrwin. L Chapni
ny ] B Wheld9n. N Carver and r g Bis
Artificial flowers 10 hanging basket
e. Mr. and Mrs G Baldwin.
THE WEDDING TOUR
Immediately after the reception Z
Hins COLLATION., Mr. srd Mrs. Peters took G
be riages to the depot, and at II 80 depart
by the Santa Fe road for tour In
east, after which they vii return to E
et- porla and be at home at the residence
an Mr.. Geo. B. Peters. corner of Neosho str